iRex iLiad is the reader of this age. Ever after the first time I laid my eyes on it, I have been dying to get my hand on one.
The spec sheet shines!
an 8.1-inch e ink 768x1024 pixels display with 16 levels of grayscale can guarantee this machine showing any A5 PDF document as clear as crystal (most books are around A5 size).
I would like to buy an iLiad. $699 seems expensive, someone might suggest you to buy a cheap laptop just to read books. Don't listen to them, LCD monitor harms your eyes with the backlight. iLiad don't. Instead of a LCD, E Ink Corporation provides a electrophoretic display (EPD) for iLiad. EPDs does not emit light, it simply rearrange pigments and reflects light, so it does no more harm to the eyes than a piece of paper. In fact, a white paper might be more harmful than the EPD for iLiad because white paper usually reflect more light.

iLiad runs on Linux, it won't be long until a lot of cool applications will run on it. Currently, iLiad have MP3 support with 3rd party applications.

Some pictures of iLiad, click to see the full image. There are more images in this comment about how it works with math showing math formulas. A post in mobileread have really high resolution pictures.

iLiad under sunlight

iLiad render Count down to Spanish

iLiad compare with normal document

iLiad render Simplified Chinese

iLiad render Traditional Chinese

Sorry, after reading the comment, I did some research, and found the ones down here are the M218A from a Chinese company, and it's 2380 RMB.

M218A in white background

M218A with a image of some Asian girl

M218A showing all languages

M218A showing newspaper

I'm so poor right now else I can get my hand on it

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